he's eaten the WHOLE chicken!!

leni

I cooked a chicken yesturday so my partner could use it to make sandwiches for work today and tomorrow! Just gone downstairs (he leaves at 6.15am) and all that is left is the carcus - not 1 scrap of meat left :mad:

I'm not going shopping again until wednesday so he'll have to have egg sandwiches tomorrow!

no need for this post, just shocked he's taken the whole chicken!:o

wigginsmum

Oops! That's why we don't do cooked chicken for sandwiches in our house - I'd snarf the lot with salad cream or pickle before the day was out.

culpepper

cor you were very trusting.Im sure my DS would do the same given the opportunity. It pays to do the disecting yourself.

leni

This also means I now have no sandwich meat for dinner!!

thats when I can be bothered to get ready and go to work - this weather is poo!

rchddap1

Men hey....can't shoot 'em, can't shoot 'em.

Sallys_Savings

I did the same yesterday........no not eat the whole chicken but:

My son was home on leave (in the paratroopers) and I cooked a huge roast dinner. I cooked an extra large chicken as well as a piece of beef (priced down on Friday night to a quarter of the price ).

Thinking I was the only one to eat the chicken and we could use the remainder for sandwiches.........but my son and his friends decided to demolish it ALL off last night on a late night scooby snack .

The only thing in the cupboard now to eat in sarnies is honey or jam for the next three days.

FrugalJo

Leni
Mine does the same, I think they have an extra 'cold chicken gene', see it eat it sort of thing. My sons have yet to display this trait, but I'm sure it won't be long...
My sympathies
Jo

auditbabe

My family do this to me if I'm not careful. I tell them its a fowl thing to do lol

leni

I suppose I should of known! I make HM Lasagne and Quiches and he can eat them in a night! Now I've started making them when he's out and making them in 2 smaller dishes and freezing one ! sneaky!

martindow

When we still had teenagers we were reduced to putting desirable food that would disappear in seconds into opaque plastic boxes labelled lentil burgers or something else not so appealing to them. It worked quite well as they were too idle to actually open the lids to check.

liz.._4

nice one martindow! I put goodies in the 'economy branflakes' empty packet!